Muskoka Airport announces new chief executive officer

Muskoka Airport Inc. has named Maciej Habrych as its new Chief Executive Officer, taking over from Len O’Connor, who retired in May.

“I am honoured to join Muskoka Airport as Chief Executive Officer and to have the opportunity to contribute to such a dynamic and vibrant region,” said Mr. Habrych. “The airport is the gateway to Muskoka’s natural beauty, thriving communities, and economic vitality.”

Officials said Mr. Habrych will lead Muskoka Airport into its next phase of growth and service, and added he is known for his collaborative leadership style and forward-thinking approach.

“Looking ahead, we are confident that Mr. Habrych’s leadership will inspire innovation, foster inclusivity, and position Muskoka Airport as a model of excellence in the aviation industry,” said Donald MacKay, Chair of the Muskoka Airport.

According to officials, Mr. Habrych’s appointment comes at a “pivotal time,” as his leadership and the airport’s new Municipal Services Corporation structure will provide greater operational independence and the flexibility to make quicker business decisions. 

Mauricio Prado
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